Original WWII U.S.N. Mark 2 Blade Marked KA-BAR Fighting Knife by CAMILLUS with MK2 Scabbard Vietnam from wear and moth damage

from wear and moth damage

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Original WWII U.S.N. Mark 2 Blade Marked KA-BAR Fighting Knife by CAMILLUS with MK2 Scabbard Vietnam from wear and moth damageOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a great example of the legendary WWII Production USN Mark 2 "Ka Bar" fighting knife with a MK2 Scabbard. Overall length of this Mk2 is 12 inches, with a 7 inch clip point blade. As this is a 2nd model knife, the markings are stamped into the blade ricasso as follows: U. S. N. MARK 2 The other side is marked: CAMILLUS N. Y. The 1st pattern of these knives by Camillus were not marked 'MARK 2' and also had a